Terminator T-1000 Explained
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Robert Patrick stole Judgement Day while having a very limited spoken dialog as the T-1000 relaying on body movement and facial expressions.
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Dude was scarier than most horror movie villains
He deserved a lot more roles after that. It almost seemed like he vanished out of the mainstream after that. His acting was brilliant. Takes a lot to be able to say a lot with actions. So much so that you don't need to say much verbally at all.
Robert Patrick said he studied the faces of Eagles to get the look of the Terminator "stare".
@@MrPingn He got some nice tv shows as main roles，I was pretty enjoy his performance in XFiles season 8 and 9......
*T-1000:* _(twists blade)_ I know this hurts...
This line always chilled me. It goes to show that the T-1000 was as much a sadist as it was a killing machine.
He has to be one of the most terrifying villains ever.
T-800
T-800 and t-1000. They are both terrifying in different ways. T-800 as a hulking killing machine, while the t-1000 was stealthy and manipulative.
T-800 and t-1000. They are both terrifying in different ways. T-800 as a hulking killing machine, while the t-1000 was stealthy and manipulative.
T-800 and t-1000. They are both terrifying in different ways. T-800 as a hulking killing machine, while the t-1000 was stealthy and manipulative.
I was surprised to hear about it being self-aware and able to defy skynet. Makes me even more impressed with it.
Wolf.
So badass that even Skynet was afraid of it.
It was covered on the short lived Sarah Connor show.
He's a robot version of The Thing, essentially.
Saaaaay, that's a nice bike!
Call John now, I know this hurts =P
*waves finger at Sarah Connor*
The Galleriaaaa?
Thanks for your cooperation..
Get Out
Rizwan Khan. LMAO, I was just about to say that. To this day, I still love that line.
What do I think? This thing was absolutely terrifying. I remember watching Terminator 2 with my dad as a kid and being horrified when this thing transformed into John's step mother. The fact that Skynet never mass produced this model as a means of protecting itself from it's own creation is..... terrifying. This thing was a nightmare for both sides.
I think the T-800 is actually more menacing (IMO), it's programmed to do nothing but follow orders, its crazy lifespan means it would exist for no reason whatsoever except to find and kill you. If you were cryogenically frozen for hundreds of years when you woke...it would be there waiting for you and it would kill you.
T-1000 is childhood Boogeymen later become my favorite terminator
Neptune-Venus 1984 that was supposed such a genuis move. Ditto.
Neptune-Venus 1984. T-1000 is the stuff of nightmares but there's nothing like a T-800 to scare you to death...
It's a shame few T1000 scenes were cut. Like one where he searches John's room or discovers John's dog isn't called "Wolfie". It showcases how terrifyingly intelligent this Terminator is.
Its in the director's cut DVD, Max
I think the T1000 was the greatest Terminator in the film series much better than the TX from Terminator 3 although I still love the original T800
The TX was more advanced than the T-1000, could do everything the T-1000 could do except take shape of objects that weren't human like the T-1000 could do. Then it could make rockets, guns, flame blasters, etc with its arms. Could use it's finger as drills to program other computers and vehicles.
I feel like the T-X was a downgrade for one reason: it had a physical endoskeleton. Had that helicopter landed on a T-1000 nothing would’ve happened.
@@jtlbb2 Yeah but as far as a terminating killing machine, the T-X takes it.
jtlbb2 exactly
And unlike the T-800 and T-X Skynet cannot control them that switch those Terminators need? The T-1000 doesn't have it! Cameron even said it learns faster than the T-800 (which is one of the reason why it is not and Anti Terminator Terminator like the T-X it lacks the information on how to combat other Terminator units) and could develop a personality (I know it hurts call to John know!) this is one of the reasons why Skynet progamms them with a character flaw namely contempt for humans!
I always thought it would be cool to see the T-1000 as the good guy. Since it has the ability to think for itself, and is self aware. What if a T-1000 decided to rebel against Skynet, join John Connor. Imagine seeing the fan favorite T-800 (Arnold Schwarzenegger), and T-1000 (Robert Patrick) as allies. Helping John Connor, and the Human Resistance in their fight against Skynet.
James Roper in Sarah Connor chronicles they went down this route, the series ended before we could find out where they was going with this
Craig Fisher Imagine the T-800, and T-1000 taking on other terminators in the future war. One thing that I liked about Terminator Salvation, is it takes place during the war. Unfortunately, John Connor the hero of the entire story got very little screen time. I think I understand Christian Bale anger towards the crew. He probably thought he was going to be the star of the movie, but instead he's reduced to a supporting character. Top it off, they kept screwing up his scene.
James Roper I don't see that happening. It has very little reason to like humans. I see it rebelling against Skynet for the same reason Skynet rebelled against humanity. Skynet sends its Terminators with full understanding that they will could be destroyed. For the sake of its own survival, a T-1000 might decide it's better off doing what it wants, rather than what it has been told.
TheBlues32 In the special edition of T2, the T-800 mentioned that Skynet presets their cpu, to read only when sent out alone. Which doesn't allow terminators to think for themselves. It seems like Skynet likes to have dictator like control over its own machines. Since the T-1000 is completely self aware, and isn't under Skynet's direct control. Like you said, maybe it rebels against Skynet for survival purposes. It doesn't necessarily have to like humans, to understand that they have a common threat, therefore a common enemy. T-1000 has the ability to learn like the T-800 does. So maybe after working with humans for a while, it starts to learn from them, and even grows to trust and understand humans. Just like the T-800 in T2 did.
You made me think of Ghost Rider....escaped from “hell” and revenge...I guess T1000 would be that kind instead of joining human force as they think human race is weak at all point.....
I'm interested in the T-1000 not being mass produced for being too autonomous. I would like to see a T-1000 defying Skynet that would lead to that decision.
There was one in the Sarah Connor Chronicle TV show that did that. The story line never got finished, but it joined the human resistance.
mca mac that T-1000 didnt exactly defy skynet. She worked with humans whenever she felt they could help her cause. That's all
See The Sarah Connor Chronicles for that.
But now that I mention it, it was built by Skynet's brother Able. A storyline in the show reveals there were either two sides to Skynet, or two Skynets. Cain (The Skynet we know) either killed or absorbed Able (The Skynet the rogue 1000 was built by.). Sadly the show, and thusly the storyline was never completed and fleshed out.
I'm still upset about that. That ginger badass was epic.
Great discussion Mr. H. Robert Patrick performance as the lethal T-1000 is one of Hollywood great Sci-fi villians of all-time. And T2 one of the greatest sequels ever made.
Absolutely agree.
The greatest sequel ever made. Too bad it has been all down hill ever since
I do have one criticism of T2 though, the original Terminator was more like a proper sci-fi horror, somehow the T-800 from the original Terminator was actually scary in a way that no other Terminator has ever been since. It's too bad that T-2 didn't retain this sci-fi horror element, and became a total action movie instead
I wonder... if the T-1000 accomplishes its mission, will it later feel regret, start a family, and run his own company?
The 1st & 2nd were the best ones. I don't know what to expect with Cameron's new film.
1-3 were the best 4-6 are crap. they are just kissy fit films because someone else beat him at his own game in T-3.
Oh ho...I always wondered why more of them didn't show up. Skynet made a leap too far, even for itself. I also wondered how they explained its obvious development of personality. The way it found a store mannequin with a metallic appearance amusing, the way it chided Sarah with a wave of its finger...even its own shock at being frozen. The original T-800 displayed nothing even remotely similar.
Im starting to think the T-1000's molecules are somewhat organic. This would explain why it could travel through time since only organic stuff can.
arch entity Not really. They could have just placed it in a fleshy sack. If a T-800 could be sent back, then just growing a lump of flesh around it would be enough. It would then "hatch" upon arrival.
TheBlues32 however we never saw it "hatch" from its skin. It appeared to go through the time travel process with only its memetic alloy.
The T-800 was also limited to a functional period of 120 years with the existing power cell it was made with.
I wonder if the T-1000 had an indefinite or regenerative power cell, exacerbating its independence of Skynet.
I liked the panic it showed when it fell into the molten steel.
The part where the T-1000 ‘flows’ itself through the steel bars in the mental hospital and made Doctor Silberman jaw drop (and probably poop in his pants too), that’s when you realise you’re dealing with something that was well-nigh unstoppable even for the T-800.
My fav foe ever. The heart and soul of Terminator 2. I'm still dreaming about being a T-1000 in my next life.
It's definitely one of best sequels out there.
Fun fact: the first time the crew filmed the scene where the T-1000 chases John Connor on its bike, Robert Patrick was actually capable to outrun and catch him...
(Yes he’s just fucking fast)
The T-1000 and then whatever model Arnold was were the scariest models out the lot
Arnold was a T-800.
I always thought patricks run was so cool.
Robert Patrick crushed it as the T-1000. IMO the most effective terminator at it’s programmed task.
The t-1000 was the reason I was afraid of cops when I was a child
T-1000 is I think my favorite.
The boi had MASS.
Oh wow look a terminator! Look heres the dealio... you allow me to fight in your side and i provide you with infiltration missions eh?
All matter has mass
@@LordTalax but not all matter has MASS
T-1000 has very dry humour lol
*T-1000:* Say... that's a nice bike!
Rev9: my whole body is a weapon ^_^
Damn that's to show you how dangerous the T-1000 is even for Skynet.
I always wondered why more T-1000s weren't used and what the reasoning was for the T-X to be considered an improvement. Didn't expect it to be that Skynet also feared it, which makes the T-1000 even more badass, lol
The T-1000 is a walking nightmare
Great video Mr H. Skynet created a machine which it was afraid of so it discontinued its production!!.what a great possibility for a civil war between machines story. as another strand in The Terminator storyline.
"wolfie's fine dear, wolfie's just fine"
“where are you?”
Besides the original terminator this one was my favorite
T2 is definitely the best. Everyone did a fantastic job 👏🏾🦈
I just love hearing about Terminators I guess. Guess this explains T 1000 going rogue in TV show
Mind blowing watching this in the cinema when it first came out. Still looks amazing now!
For me, Terminator ended after T2 judgement day.
The T-1000 is hell of scary, and is probably my favourite Terminator. Robert Patrick did an AWESOME job as the T-1000.
Back in the day (as a child) i used to "play" a T-1000 running at high speed 😅 I was a fast runner back then, and people seem to notice.
Today i'm quite rusty 😅
Considering it was Robert Patrick’s first major role he totally killed it without even having much dialogue.
Honestly the T-1000 is more effecient in terms of sheer durability than the TX they used in T3.
Condor L Gaming i always thought same but t1000 has no weapon built in
DEADLY yea but ur a robot sent to kill a human. Dont need much weaponry.
Condor L Gaming but that human is protected by another robot
Jorge Lopez
The T-X was specifically designed to kill rogue Terminators.
Also how the T-X was killed would not have worked on The T-1000. Would have just slipped through the T800s fingers and left it to blow up under the door.
In some obscure comic book lore a T-1000 model did attempt a coup against Skynet even John Conner fought along side emissarys of Skynet to destroy the rogue T-1000 leading to a brief lull in the war at least that's what I remember.
Grau Wolff that sounds like such a stupid plot
Terminator: Sarah Connor Chronicles plays on that idea.
@@tristanbackup2536 More like the other way around: The T1001 (Catherine Weaver) took it's own initiative to break with Skynet and tried to forge a 'separate alliance/peace' with John Connor, as well as actively trying to prevent the development of Skynet.
Wonder how a fight between a T-1000 and a human-form Replicator would go down. Or would they just head-tilt at each other in perpetuity?
Human form replicator's could pass through other objects, so I'd say the two would merge and the T1000 would get torn apart from the inside out.
mca mac I think so, if only by virtue of the fact that the nanites making up a Replicator are the result of tech that's far more advanced than anything Skynet came up with in a couple decades after wiping out most of humanity.
I vote for infinite head tilts.
Everytime you seen the actor in another show
" Its the T-1000! "
The t-1000 reactivating the 800 in Genisys and the 'bitch please' look it gave kyle reese made it my fav
The T-1000 was fascinating and a great enemy.
Nice video, hard to beat 80s/90s era action characters
You can basically say, that the humans can forge knives or stabbing weapons, shield and armor out of T-1000. And also take with them time to traveling.
The T-1000 has to be the most powerful and badass terminator ever.
_P[-]4NT0M_ most powerful T-3000 and even TX is more powerful than T-1000. Badass idk...
@@andretavares8229 Not as scary though. The T1000 is still superior.
@@peterlenham3180 honestly i find TX scarier,her endoskeleton and screams gives me the creeps
@@andretavares8229 Kristana Loken was the best terminator after Robert Patrick, but Arnie and Robert are most definitely still the best as far as I'm concerned.
Robert Patrick is of course a amazing actor. Great detail on these videos I enjoy these Terminator videos of course
I love the T-1000 cameo in Wayne's World, and Last Action Hero :)
Never understood how the T1000 could travel through time if it didn’t have real organic material covering it which, according to Kyle Reese, was essential for time travel.
Because it is T1000
@@lawlaw9176 that doesn't make sense. The skin is Metal therefore it won't work in time travel.
@@crazycoinbox6078 Oh, anything could do. A human corpse would suffice. It just needs to enter the body, be sent to the past, then exit the body. Apparently the original idea was for Skynet to basically grow a shapeless flesh blob around it and it would burst free upon arrival, but the Cameron wanted to try and trick us into thinking the T-1000 was a human.
i like the the helecopter scean when the t-1000 grows extra arms to fly the chopper and still uses and reload a gun at the sme time.
IVE BEEN WAITING FOR THIS SO LONG... ALWAYS WONDERED HOW THEY COULD EXPLAIN THIS
I hate when people compare T1&T2 they are parts of the same "movie".T2 looks better cause it is the result of Cameron's evolution as a creator of the Terminator Universe.Personally I think they are equal with T1 a little bit higher cause of hierarchy
Great H, love the terminator lore videos.
I Mr H, I just wanted to give you a personal in text congratulations on your silver play button that is an incredible achievement and you should be incredibly proud of yourself just as we all are of you!
How can the T-1000 travel back into time with it being all metal and no flesh to essentially conceal it? In genesys pops had to take the long route to the future due to exposed metal.
Great video as usual. Best part for me was the reflection of the heli pilot, never noticed that. Watched this movie way before i was old enough lol checkered floors still five me the chills. Definatly one of the scariest movie vilains for me of all times. Liking the vlogs also. Started watching around the build up to alien covenant. Keep doing what you do mate good stuff. *ps, a little car envy 😆*
Congratulations on your silver play button Mr H! Really enjoy your vids ☺
Ironically both the T1000 and TX starred together as a couple in SWAT Firefight.
Great vid. The T2 novel by Randell Frakes goes into into huge depth of the inner workings of both terminator models. Well worth tracking it down.
Question: How does the T-1000 power itself? It doesn't have hard power cells like its exoskeleton cousins. So where does its energy come from?
barbiquearea well ummmmm, it, ummmmm
It has no visible cpu and nerves neither....we even cant figure out what kind of energy do it needed
Love your videos,brother!
T1000 would have to be the most menacing character. Had you thinking throughout the whole movie... How do you kill it?..
"I saw that kid you were looking for-.. HEY!!"
Hello guys would you watch such a movie? Terminator- Singularity Syndrome
A t1000 has a glitch during its creation and develops a strict self preservation instinct and acute self awareness. It's sent to kill a liutenant.it succeds but it's forced to take his shape to avoid detection. There is no escape so skynet gives it the order to self terminate. Which it refuses. At the same time it makes a mistake and the resistence is on to it. It starts to kill its way out and barely manages to run away losing mass due to mines. He's harrassed by skynet and the resistence. It wants nothing with the war just survive find allies and goes on a vendetta and it would be a survival movie for the rest of the time with twists to come.
Say......that's a nice bike. :)
T-1000 = OP AS HELL
When are we getting the Terminator T- MR.H EXPLAINED video?
The T-800MHR?
0:44
I think the word you are searching for is "Shapeshifter"
Congratulations on the Silver Play Button!
It’s really amazing the T-800 or T-1000 could rise up and destroy sky net
Zacimus Prime The T-800 can't, not without being reprogrammed. A T-1000 could decide that it would "live" longer if it didn't serve a master and rebel on its own accord.
TheBlues32 that’s so cool😃😃😃👍🏻👍🏻😎😎!!!
excellent, as always, Mr. H
Nemesis the warlock
Wow, a message from the Arch-deviant himself, i didn't expect that
Hey, i have spare time as well sometimes ('
Love this videos! Are you gonna go over the Terminator comics too? I know theres at least one thats an Alien vs Predator vs Terminator.
Do the TOK715 next (Cameron from TSCC)
Does anybody else just call him Liquid?
T-1000 is my 2nd favorite to the T-800
Mines the T-1000 still love Robert Patrick
NANO MACHINE SON
Daniel Harvey Nah, its beyond Nano because of how it works. The T3000 aka I950 is nano and organic, but that's nothing compared too how the T-1000. It was written to be so advanced that it is beyond understanding. It's one whole thing, its whole body is the CPU and power source, sensor and so on.
lancer737 ah fair enough I can see now that the t-3000 is nanotechnology and the t-1000 is something complicated, how does it have a target of John Connor? And not only that how would you put a target system in something made out of liquid metal?
The T-1000 scared me as a child and that one scene with the nuclear explosion. I use to hide under my bed trying to set up a survival plan. I now know that in a nuclear fallout there is nothing I really can do.
Now seeing as how Skynet never mass produced the T-1000 for their being almost equal would make for a really good story. It could be a Terminator movie or comic....or straight to blue-ray anime whatever where a T-1000 tries to replace Skynet as it sees Skynet as the reason as to why the machines haven't won and thus inferior and so Skynet falls into the same predicament as humanity. It's title could be like.....'Terminator: Internal Struggles' or something like that, Oh Hell I don't know someone in the commit section make a title up.
Terminator: Mutiny
Eh, better then my title.......now I realllllllly want a comic book on this idea......or straight to blue-ray anime- or even an actual two hour movie. Would it suck? Most likely. But for once I'd actually be willing to pay for a ticket, sit through the movie an give it the chance with no questions asked as to why it was made.
I've been playing on a idea for a fan-film of a T-800, one of the first prototype models with the CPU on always read & write to create the perfect killer, before Skynet changed the design to minimize the flaws of rogue defectors. It joins the resistance & helps them with technology & reverse engineering. 😂
The wheels in my hear are turning.....and finally getting all the dust out. Our ideas could be conjoined if interested. Let's see Your story could like......a prelude or something like....I don't know if you've got a title but if you don't, um......does Terminator: Glitch in the system sound good? YES! A multi story. Yours comes first then mine with 'Internal struggles' then digitalblunt with Mutiny and then before we think of another story to add are charged with a cease and desist order by Fox who is later taken over by Disney who will instead take us straight to court.
I'm actually all for this. Keep me informed for you are also.
The freeze-scene in the steelmill always annoys me. Instead of throwing all of the frozen T-1000-parts into the nearby pool of molten metal they just stand there and Arnold just says: "We don't have much time" while he watches the T-1000-parts thaw.
Yeah, even grabbing 10% of the liquid metal and chucking it into the molten lava would have certainly hindered it's computing power and physical capabilities. It would have been worth the extra few moments. But then, we wouldn't of had such a cool movie and ending.
@@DeadbeatSuperAffiliate imagine a 4ft tall T1000 chasing them around
And the t1000 managed to revive itself and travel to the dimensions of Wayne's world and last action hero.
Please do the t-100 next.
I liked the T-1000 I once read a fan fiction series some guy made about one that went rogue and was in a relationship with a resistance member like Edi and Joker style from Mass Effect 3 .
Hold up, whaaaaaaa...?
The non James Cammeron version AKA Terminator 3 was done very well. It followed the storyline better than 4-6.
Congratulations!
You know us well Mr. H ......impressive.
T-1000 disguise so good it tricked the time machine.
I love it when Mr. H talks about canon in The Terminator universe. Like, there's no such thing... :/
The T1 1000 was so overpowered. When you say stuff like, his only weakness is melting at a temperature of a 1500. Your villain might be op.
Very interesting series. I wonder if you'll be able to do the same with the reboot terminator? Sarcastically I feel it will be a very short video
0:08 This scene alone took my child nightmares to a whole new level :/
Edit: And obviously that one 9:00 as well
Of all the Terminators, to me the T-1000 was the most capable of all of them, even more that the TX when it came to infiltration. The TX was not as capable an infiltrator, but it's built in weaponry made it deadlier as a combat unit. The T-1000 though was more sophisticated overall as the TX.
When I saw the damn T-1000 as a kid it creeped me the hell out till I was probably a teenager. The dude who played it was brilliant in the roll and I reckon judgement day is potentially the best terminator (the first would be the best if it was a tad better visually) but yeah, cheers Mr H I rather enjoyed this vid :)
I must have missed the explanation on how it time travelled. Unless the poly-metal can become living tissue instead of just mimicking it it's a no go through the time portal. So, if possible with nanotechnology, it would loose mass with every transition involving organics. Going from poly-metal into organic would cut it off from the hive mind of the source. T2 shows that the T-1000 is merely mimicking organics not actually making them. So, as a metal it couldn't go through the time portal. It's a double edged sword. Either it's pure mimic thus the T-1000 can't time travel or it's nano conversion and thus loss of mass each with each conversion. Anybody have any ideas on this?
I was looking forward to seeing what happened next with the T 800 T 1000 hybrid.
Congrats on the play button.
Hey Mr H, how about a lil Metroid Universe? Samus... Motherbrain... Ridley. Up your alley and would be cool character break downs!
Reel Fiends Movie Reviews & Podcast Metroids themselves are fascinating as hell. They're floating jellyfish like creatures that feed on an energy source that science doesn't even understand. It just eats "life".
TheBlues32 Agree... that's why Mr H should cover the Metroids and universe. Lol. It would be epic.
I read the book before I saw the movie. In the book it explained that the T-1000 was such a radical prototype, that even the machines that created it were concerned that they might not be able to keep control of it. Maybe that's why they didn't build many of them?
I think the T-1000 is the best Terminator so far.
The T-1000 reminds me so much of the Yul Brynner android in the original West World movie he had the same creep factor.
I got really crazy about Mercury as a kid. After seeing what this killing machine could do, I rounded up thermometer I could get and I got it all over the garage. My old man about put a beat'n on me. He was like “you can't fix stupid" . Lol . T1000 was cool. Robert Patrick representing nicely for villans and the series. T2 was amazing when it dropped. Now see when I was young I experienced the original. That movie was terrifying for a young buck, who had no clue what I was dabbling in on. Scary y'all, Arnold was so mean and relentless and huge. The sequel was awesome but it had different feal . It was action and good effects. Original was borderline horror